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This is the Douglas A-20K Havoc/Boston V, the last of the A-20 series to be produced. Features include multi-LOD, full DVC, rear gunsight, full animation including the canopy, landing light, bomb bay and ventral gun position. Textures by Sopwith Chameleon. Weapons are by FDG and are included. The panel includes windows for throttle, trim, AP and ADF. Gauges included.
Posted Feb 20, 2010 23:17 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
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This is the Douglas A-20B Havoc. This model was flown primarily by the Russians and the USAAC in North Africa. It is unusual in that it has rear-firing guns in each engine nacelle. Features include multi-LOD, full DVC, rear gunsight, full animation including the canopy, landing light, bomb bay and ventral gun position. Textures by Sopwith Chameleon. Weapons are by FDG and are included. The panel includes windows for throttle, trim, AP and ADF. Gauges included.
Posted Feb 20, 2010 23:07 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
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If you are missing any gauges or weapons for any of the TR series of A-20s, Havocs, Bostons or P-70s, they are included here.
Posted Feb 20, 2010 22:51 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
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A repaint for Akemi Misoguchi's excellent Nakajima Ki-43-1, available @ http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/hago/hangar1.htm -in the hand applied, 2-color camo scheme commonly seen in the Burma theater.
Have fun,
L.M. Brown aka Oldwheat
Posted Feb 16, 2010 15:03 by L.M. Brown
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This zip file contains four different bombs modeled after Italian WW2 bombs. The most notable difference in Italian Bombs from all other countries was the tailring which was made of corrugated metal. The bombs were constructed with FSDS using measurements and drawings from the only source I could find on this subject on the internet. They do resemble the few photos I can find.
Contains a 500kg, 250kg, 100kg and 50kg bomb. I cannot find any diagram of the 800kg or the 24kg bomb. If I had the diagrams I would make them too . . .
Posted Feb 12, 2010 14:39 by William Dickens
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These files will visually add an M60 machine gun to the observer's position of the O-1F Bird Dog. Now you can give guy on the ground some fire support until the Sandies arrive on scene.
The idea came from BUB, Bob McGee. I did the M60_MG.BGL and associated files.
To install simply place the files from the download folders/subfolders into the corresponding folders/sunfolders of your CFS2 Main directory.
This is freeware, but must not be uploaded to another site or modified without permission. Enjoy.
Posted Feb 11, 2010 13:24 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
0.09Mb (558 downloads)
These files will visually add an M60 machine gun to the observer's position of the O-1F Bird Dog. Now you can give guy on the ground some fire support until the Sandies arrive on scene.
The idea came from BUB, Bob McGee. I did the M60_MG.BGL and associated files.
To install simply place the files from the download folders/subfolders into the corresponding folders/sunfolders of your CFS2 Main directory.
This is freeware, but must not be uploaded to another site or modified without permission. Enjoy.
Posted Feb 11, 2010 13:20 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
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This file will add texture to the smoke rockets on your Alpha O-1F Bird Dog.
Simply paste the ~Tiny.bmp file into your SCENEDB/weapons/texture folder. You're done
Posted Feb 11, 2010 13:17 by Tom Sanford, Tango_Romeo
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This is the same model as the earlier G50 with a full cockpit added, higher tail and spinner removed. This aircraft was one of the best fighters used by Nationalist forces in the Spanish Civil War. Model by William Dickens Airfile by Pedro Paulo Rezende, altered by W. Dickens Panel by Pedro Paulo Rezende Paint Scheme adapted by W. Dickens Prop Textures by Kelticheart Engine from Dave Eckert Source
Posted Feb 10, 2010 22:35 by William Dickens
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Hi All,
Found the right files, so here they are. Installation is straightforward, just put the files in their appropriate places. If you have problems, let me know and I'll try to get you fixed up. Thanks to TR for his assistance.
Bub
Posted Feb 10, 2010 21:27 by Bob McGee